Business Partnership Opportunities
Help Us Preserve Italian American Gardening Heritage
The Italian Garden Project invites local and national businesses to join us in preserving the stories, seeds, and gardens that define Italian American heritage. Your sponsorship directly supports our documentation, educational programs, and heritage collections — ensuring these living traditions continue to inspire future generations.
Why Partner With Us?
Your business can make a meaningful difference by supporting a cause that celebrates family, food, and connection to the earth: values that resonate deeply within communities everywhere.
When you partner with us, you:
Help fund the preservation of heirloom fig trees and seed varieties.
Support interviews, photography, and archiving of Italian American gardens across the United States
Strengthen local heritage education and cultural outreach.
Connect your brand with sustainability, community, and tradition.
Ways to Partner
We offer several ways for businesses to get involved:
Community Sponsor – Support a specific initiative such as garden documentation, or seed and fig tree preservation.
Event Sponsor – Contribute to an upcoming event or lecture and be recognized in our promotional materials and verbal acknowlegements during the event.
Sustaining Sponsor – Provide ongoing support that helps maintain our archives, website, and educational resources.
Custom partnerships are also welcome, we are happy to tailor opportunities that align with your goals.
Recognition & Visibility
As a valued partner, your business will receive:
Acknowledgment on our website and in our newsletter
Social media mentions and link sharing
Optional inclusion in event signage and promotional materials
Get Involved
Are you a business - or do you know a business - that would like to support our work?
We’d love to connect and share how partnership can help keep this legacy alive.
👉 Email Mary at at mary@theitaliangardenproject.com
or call (412) 414-7292 to learn more.
A thank you to our wonderful FigFest Partners (see below).